The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-07-21

quite Il delegation attended the game of ball
Tuesday, at Belfast.
+. J. Wentworth is making extensive repairs in
the bolerhouse at the Fort Point Hotel.
Mrs. |. II. Van VIE and daughter, of Brooklyn, \.
Y, are stopping at the Searsport House.
Quite large party of young people made an
excursion on the Mary Morgan to Northport Tues
day.
SIXTY people got on and off steamer Mary Nor
gan at our landing Tuesday. Her business is on
the increase here.
Capt. Peleg Il. Nichols arrived from New York
last Thursday evening and will remain at home
while his ship is loading.
j II. Lancaster has removed to Stock ton to re
side but will continue to drive his express making
one round trip daily from Stockton to Belfast
+. l.. Towlc, of Minneapolis, who arrived by
steamer Tuesday after an absence of seven years,
receives hearty welcome from his many friends
who are pleased to him.
great many summer visitors are in town. At
the morning service at the Cong. church last sun.
day there were probably fifty people present who
are vi iiting friends and relatives here
Arrivals j. sullivan Dutch and wife from Wal.
>wectscr G. A. Robertson and family, Mrs How.
ard Mosman and family, Mrs. Amanda Small and
daughter
Robinson and McAllister's Irish Comedy and
specially Company appear here Friday evening
at Mon Hall With the large number of visitors
in town and the high reputation of this company
for fun the hail ought to be filled
Mr. T. :. Ipham, of Saugus, Mass, is at the no
tel for the season. Mr.. Upham has made Searsport
summer resort for several years. Finding the
climate here to agree with him, and liking quiet
Ways he makes his stay longer each year.
Master Bennett with gang of men and material,
pile driver and Scow, arrived Monday in tow of
steamer Eockland and went Immediately to work
ON the wharf The removal of the ballast is Il slow
job and the repairs to he made quite extensive
The J. %. j. Climb were the recipients from Fred
J. liiathcr, former member of the club, of
liur wedding cake beautifully adorned with the
letters j. %. J. on end and ls>7 ON the other.
The clnb wish to extend congratulations 10 Mr..
Hiathct ami his bri,ie.
RAILROAD SPEED. Fred J. Biather. who il en-
p"led GA the night Pullman on the Maine G. ntl..l,
din solnc rapid WORK in the early part of the week.
ne left Portland at l,l5 Monday night, arriving at
Bangor n; J.:H L. Nj Leaving ON he MORGAN mt H..
arrived here at 10 ,yas married AT - left with hi
LriI, II he steamer ARRIVING in E,noor in Season
Il, taL, his r..,,,I,, tr,i,, TN. sru t, portl,n,l
,,hc,,. h,. arrival nj ~ NJ ana Mrs r;,ther
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Water getting lpW in the pond, MesSrs. T. I.
Mc1Ili son were Obliged to give up grinding
corn Mr. y. j. Nlckerson, who has Il large amount
ot corn on hand, thought Of scheme to save haul
ing to the Goose River mill. The parties all agree
th9, the portable gIist mill from the water mill
WAS moved over To the spool factory and is run by
steam and doing excellent and rapid work. Mr.. g.